JBL Headphones Deal: Exceptional Sound Now Under €60
JBL has reduced the price of its Tune 770NC wireless headphones to under €60, marking a significant discount on a model typically positioned in the mid-range audio market. The price adjustment, identified by the French publication 20 Minutes, reflects current retail shifts for the manufacturer’s active noise-canceling hardware.
Pricing and Availability
The JBL Tune 770NC headphones are currently retailing for less than €60 at select French digital marketplaces. This price point represents a reduction from the product’s standard suggested retail price, which generally fluctuates between €80 and €100 depending on the vendor and promotional cycles. Retailers have not disclosed how long this pricing will remain active, as inventory levels for consumer electronics often dictate the duration of such markdowns.
Technical Specifications
The Tune 770NC series features adaptive noise-canceling technology, designed to filter ambient sound for listeners in transit or office environments. According to the manufacturer’s specifications, the headset supports Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity and includes multipoint connection, allowing users to switch between two Bluetooth devices without manual intervention.
Battery performance is a primary feature of this model, with JBL citing up to 70 hours of playback time when noise canceling is disabled. With the noise-canceling feature active, the internal battery capacity provides approximately 44 hours of usage. The device also includes a fast-charging capability, which the manufacturer states provides three hours of playback from a five-minute charge via a USB-C connection.
Market Context
JBL, a subsidiary of Harman International—which is owned by Samsung—frequently updates its pricing tiers to compete with entry-level and mid-market audio brands. The Tune 770NC competes in a segment where manufacturers prioritize battery longevity and integrated software app support, such as the JBL Headphones app, which allows users to customize EQ settings and noise-cancellation profiles.

While manufacturers periodically discount older inventory to make room for new product cycles, JBL has not issued a formal statement regarding the specific duration of this promotion. Consumers looking to purchase the hardware at the reduced rate remain subject to the current stock availability of individual participating retailers.